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BMW’s new X5 goes heavy on the X.

BMW’s Neue Klasse-ified SUV launched this week, including an all-electric iX5 with 800-volt charging that can add 170 miles of range in 10 minutes and go from 10-80 percent in 22 minutes, plus a 17.9-inch in-car display with Alexa, CarPlay and Android Auto.

But we’re really just looking at those familiar-looking headlights. (And that new statue.)

2027 BMW X5 shown driving on a highway with its distinctive X headlights
Design image of BMW X5 “X” headlights close up
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